Acceptable Content Policy

Counsel-review draft. These pages describe how the campaign works and how we protect the operator and the advertising product. They are not a substitute for advice from a licensed lawyer in your jurisdiction. Last updated: August 28, 2026 1. Hard bans Public branding and any Tattoo Prize design must NOT include: • Illegal content under applicable law • Hate symbols, extremist content, or harassment • Threats or defamatory content • Pornographic or explicit sexual imagery • Content involving minors • Content that encourages violence or self-harm • Unauthorized trademarks, celebrities, or copyrighted artwork you do not own/license • Content that creates serious legal liability for the operator • Anything a professional tattoo artist refuses to tattoo for policy, safety, or ethical reasons 2. Operator final say The operator has final approval over public branding and the tattoo design. Payment does not create a right to display or tattoo refused content. The operator may require changes, crop, or a placeholder. 3. Rejected logos Rejected logos are not shown publicly. A neutral placeholder is used. A rejected logo does not by itself cancel an otherwise legitimate advertising purchase. 4. Your warranty You warrant you have all rights needed for submitted marks and artwork. You will indemnify the operator against IP and publicity claims arising from your submissions. 5. Public archive Approved campaign advertising may remain in the archive after close. Removal requests are handled case-by-case and are not guaranteed once advertising was delivered.